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1 When he came down from the mountain, great crowds followed him. | 1 When he came down from the mountainside, large crowds followed him. |
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I went on a bike ride with my son today. I saw some white flowers on the side of the road and stopped to take a look. They turned out to be trilliums. As I looked into the woods I realized there were hundreds of them growing in this area. I assume they are T. grandiflorum. If my pictures are upside down its because I am posting from my phone. |
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Saunders (Vic Morrow) and the squad are ordered to destroy the machinery in a French quarry in order to keep it out of German hands. Witnessing the destruction of his precious tractors, quarry owner Paul Vertain (Fernando Lamas) threatens dire consequences to the Americans. Before long, Saunders' men are being besieged by an unseen sniper--none other than the crazed Vertrain.


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"What do we want from museums?" As the topic for the final meeting of this summer's educator-facilitated, public discussion series, Agora, this question fittingly articulated the line of thinking that motivated the program's unique format and approach. While Agora (named after the ancient Greek tradition of philosophical inquiry) Read more
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Embodying the Archive: Xaviera Simmons on Archive as Impetus (Not on View)
Plenty of people think of museums, libraries, and archives as stagnant and apolitical places; sites where histories are not created, but simply preserved. In her performance Archive as Impetus (Not on View)—presented several times per week during the month of June as part of MoMA's Artists Experiment initiative—artist Xaviera Simmons asked viewers to reconsider the role of the museum. Read more
Living History: Xaviera Simmons and Archive as Impetus
What do women artists want?
This question is announced through a microphone, repeated—carrying out into MoMA's Garden Lobby and on to the second-floor Marron Atrium as visitors stop, turn, and listen. Read more
The Art of Conversation
Part of the 12-month internship program is the opportunity to facilitate a Gallery Conversation, a one-hour guided tour of the galleries for the public. As a 12-month intern, I was given the opportunity to pick any topic or works I loved and research diligently—but what I have learned is that when I speak to the public, the research is less important than the conversation. Read more


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The mystery of the mastodons gets a few big clues
When and how mammoths and mastodons went extinct has long puzzled scientists. But a new study suggests the animals vanished much earlier than previously thought.
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Ever since Europeans first uncovered mastodon fossils along Big Bone Lick in Kentucky in 1739, the demise of these huge animals and other lumbering contemporaries at the end of the last ice age has been an enduring puzzle to paleontologists.
Now, a team of researchers has evidence that woolly mammoths, huge ground sloths, and other Pleistocene giants became extinct earlier than previously thought.
The results appear to rule out at least one explanation scientists have offered up to explain the creatures' demise: an asteroid strike. Other theories – such as climate change and human hunters – remain possible, though the findings would shift the timeline more than 1,000 years backward.
Moreover, the research intriguingly suggests that the decline led to significant changes in the types and groupings of different plants within the animals' range, as well as an increase in the number of wildfires. In other words, it could have literally altered the landscape.
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The work, which was conducted at Appleman Lake in Indiana, is "elegant," says Eric Scott, a paleontologist at the San Berbardino County Museum who focuses on Pleistocene fossils, in an e-mail.
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Ginsburg: Roe gave abortion opponents a targetBy JASON KEYSER
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg discusses the Roe v. Wade case on its 40th anniversary at the University of Chicago Law School in Chicago on Saturday.CHICAGO U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she supports a womans right to choose to have an abortion, but feels her predecessors landmark Roe v. Wade ruling 40 years ago was too sweeping and gave abortion opponents a symbol to target.
Ginsburg, one of the most liberal members of the nations high court, spoke Saturday at the University of Chicago Law School. Ever since the decision, she said, momentum has been on abortion opponents side, fueling a state-by-state campaign that has placed more restrictions on abortion.
That was my concern, that the court had given opponents of access to abortion a target to aim at relentlessly, she told a crowd of students. ... My criticism of Roe is that it seemed to have stopped the momentum that was on the side of change.
The ruling is also a disappointment to a degree, Ginsburg said, because it was not argued in weighty terms of advancing womens rights. Rather, the Roe opinion, written by Justice Harry Blackmun, centered on the right to privacy and asserted that it extended to a womans decision on whether to end a pregnancy.
Four decades later, abortion is one of the most polarizing issues in American life, and anti-abortion activists have pushed legislation at the state level in an effort to scale back the 1973 decision. This year, governors in North Dakota and Arkansas signed strict new abortion laws, including North Dakotas ban on abortions as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.
Ginsburg would have rather seen the justices make a narrower decision that struck down only the Texas law that brought the matter before the court. That law allowed abortions only to save a mothers life.
A more restrained judgment would have sent a message while allowing momentum to build at a time when a number of states were expanding abortion rights, she said. She added that it might also have denied opponents the argument that abortion rights resulted from an undemocratic process in the decision by unelected old men.
Ginsburg told the students she prefers what she termed judicial restraint and argued that such an approach can be more effective than expansive, aggressive decisions.
The court can put its stamp of approval on the side of change and let that change develop in the political process, she said.
A similar dynamic is playing out over gay marriage and the speculation over how the Supreme Court might act on that issue.
The court decided in December to take up cases on Californias constitutional ban on gay marriage and a federal law that denies to gay Americans who are legally married the favorable tax treatment and a range of health and pension benefits otherwise available to married couples.
Among the questions now is whether the justices will set a nationwide rule that could lead to the overturning of laws in more than three dozen states that currently do not allow same-sex marriage.
Even some supporters of gay marriage fear that a broad ruling could put the court ahead of the nation on a hot-button social issue and provoke a backlash similar to the one that has fueled the anti-abortion movement in the years following Roe.
The court could also decide to uphold Californias ban an outcome that would not affect the District of Columbia and the 11 states that allow gay marriage.
Ginsburg did not address the pending gay marriage cases.
Asked about the continuing challenges to abortion rights, Ginsburg said that in her view Roes legacy will ultimately hold up.
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Located just blocks from Union Square, the San Francisco office of the Taproot Foundation was ground zero for the launch of what The Nonprofit Times hailed yesterday in its Power & Influence Top 50 as "Capacity-building at its finest." Furnished for nearly a decade by Ikea furniture and other donated odds and ends, Taproot's physical space inevitably lost pace with the explosive growth of the organization, both locally and nationally. Enter Marc Flax, Emily Fettig, and their team from the international design practice of HOK.
HOK worked with the Taproot staff to devise an exceedingly low-budget solution, made possible in large part by donations from an array of manufacturers and vendors. Chief among them was Teknion, which outfitted the offices with new workstations and furniture. NOVO Construction and Performance Contracting Group provided crucial services, with material donors including Shaw Contract Group, Majestic Floors, SideMark, and Design Within Reach founder Rob Forbes donating the Piet Hein Eek benches and table set that became the centerpiece of the ground floor space.
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Lashkar Gah: Ten Taliban militants were killed as NATO-led forces aircraft raided their hideout in Helmand province 555 km south of capital Kabul on Friday, police spokesman in the province, Farid Ahmad Farhang said Saturday.
"A group of Taliban rebels were going in Marja district to target security forces when the aircraft of NATO-led ISAF identified their hideout and attacked them killing 10 militants on the spot," Farhang told Xinhua.
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Rated 4.5 out of 5 by 33
Rated 4 out of 5 by Honeymooners Very Beautiful
The hotel is very beautiful and of course the surrounding area is amazing. We stayed in one of the over water bungalows. It was fantastic. The pool and beach were wonderful. The only thing lacking was the food service. The resturants were not all open and room service was very expensive and not very tasty. After spending the day on the beach often we would come back to the room for relaxation and wanted to watch TV, not much of a selection and the movies were VERY expensive for older B rated movies. But overall a great experience.
February 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Aevans120 Romantic Paradise
This resort is absolutely stunning! It is pure paradise and the staff is very friendly! Mauruuru!
July 6, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by LuckyCouple Le Meridien Bora Bora Bungalow Better Than Expected
The resort looks exactly like the pictures are presented on the website. It was a beautiful property and to me, the overwater bungalows looked better than any other bungalows on the island based on pictures from others and personal visits to other neighboring properties where I had meal reservations. The breakfast was the best with a variety that meets all taste buds. All other meals, including bar, were below standard; no true seafood variety and even the American dishes were below standard (i.e., cheeseburger). It would have been nice to have a complimentary shuttle that goes to and from Main Island OR the ability to go and come during set times if there is a charge but instead, the property dictated when you go and come (i.e., 11-2; 6-9pm). Because food and relaxation are the most activities most guests participate in, the food should be excellent, especially for the cost. Public bathrooms on the property (men and women) had urine smell each day but bungalow was extremely clean daily (MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED).
July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CaseyClan Bora Bora
We were very satisfied with our stay in this hotel. The housekeeping and concierge staff were responsive and very pleasant to deal with. Patrick, our boat driver, kept some supplies for us in town while we ate dinner. The great guys who handle the watersports (Nicki especially). They were knowledgeable, helpful and played music for us, all with a smile. Sarah in Tahitian Pearl helped me choose a beautiful necklace and very pleasant. Maeve in the bar was also sweet. It's too bad more guests are not informed of the two ladies who sell handcrafted things on the second floor on Wednesday nights! I bought some lovely gifts to bring back but no other guests were there. It's nice to support local craftspeople.
May 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Oli80 Great Hotel
At all a nice Hotel.
The overwaterbungalow was wonderful, but the housekeeping comes every day to early (8.30am) and it was not the cleanest room i ever saw (under the bed etc.) It has 5*, so i have requirements...
The food was great, but like all in Bora Bora expensive.
The only worse thing was the service in the restaurants at the evening. Some waiters was not so friendly. At the beachbar and the beachboys were friendly and have always a smile. So sometimes was the staff at the evening...
September 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Luvrns point counterpoint
Le Meridien lived up to all I hoped for. This trip was for our 35 th anniversary, and we celebrated in style with an absolutely breathtaking surprise private dinner in the wedding chapel. this venture too a great deal of planning and I cannot thank Cecile Jorite enough for her help .
The staff here are exceptional for service excellence. Several stood out. Sylvia and her brother mike for their attention to us during our dinner. Sylvia took her headdress off and gave it to me for the dinner. she made me feel as if I had family there. Benjamin at the activities desk was also extremely attentive. He followed through to see if all our expectations were met.
We found the bungalow amazing. We viewed fish AND rays through the floor on most nights, and the amenities very comfortable.
Our only reservation is food . While the breakfast buffet was excellent, as was room service and the Tratorria, the dinner buffet at Le Timpanie was abominable. We learned from the chef that he himself had never eaten the buffet. He has been in place only two months and I 'm sure has much to address, but we suggest he try the food. The trattoria was excellent... freshly made pasta and New Zealand rack of lamb were standouts. The bread and pastries were reminiscent of those we ate in France.
Overall our stay was delightful, and we hope to return some day !
October 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JodynBill Wonderful Resort, Fantastic People
Bora Bora has a well-deserved reputation as a beautiful, tranquil paradise. We found that the Le Meridien captures the spirit completely. We especially enjoyed the welcome and overview of the resort we got from Ani---what a dear! Our Pool Beach Bungalow was outstanding. We enjoyed the plunge pool and the inner lagoon. Also, we found that Vairea at the gift store and Poema at Reception were incredibly warm and helpful. All in all, the great facilities and great staff made our trip
Unforgettable! Thank you!
January 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bobby105 Buffet only choice on two evenings - expensive
I enjoyed my stay, but felt we should have had a choice of eating off menu instead of buffet only on two nights we stayed. It made it very expensive. French Polynesia is expensive enough, but not having choices was not good.
September 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by hawaiigirl11 My experience in Bora Bora
The OTWB was lovely and very comfortable
and nicely decorated. The morning buffet was
very good and great staff. Was disappointed that the boat shuttle to the other island was an
additional cost. Others we spoke with that were
staying at local hotels, said their shuttle to and from the island was complimentary. Enjoyed the turtle santurary. Staff was terrific and we
really enjoyed the dinner @ the Italian resturant.
May 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by elmundo Bora bora
The hotel is brilliant however I would suggest to improve the pool bar and include some service on the beach. Additionally some of the staff was rude specially local people. The rest was great. An amazing hotel and place to go. The best hotel I have been as it is located in a unique place.
June 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JustReturnedFromBoraBora Excellent Scenic Views!
The highlights are (i) the hotel has incredible views of Mt. Otemanu from the main beach; (ii) the resort staff is friendly and attentive; (iii) the shark and ray feeding was unique, and the 4x4 tour of the island was really fun. The only negative is the food. Unfortunately Bora Bora is not a destination for food lovers -- all of our meals both at the hotel or elsewhere were overpriced and of lesser quality than you would find in the United States.
November 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Magus outstanding!
wonderful hotel in a truly wonderful place. Loved the glass floor lagoon bungalow we had. Excellent service too. Great place for a romantic holiday
July 30, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by davidg301 hotel worth for the long travel from los angeles
The hotel have several amenities for free and complimentary like paddle boards, kayaks,
small boat with an experience boater. The jet ski is not that expensive to rent. Our experience with trip around several islands for a whole day including a picnic is outstanding and an experience we can talk again and again. A real six star experience. COmpliments to woman captain and son and nephew a very entertaining tour of the islands. The staffs are all friendly with any language French, English,Spanish and Italian.
August 24, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by angtoo good but i was expecting great
room was nice but the air conditioning didnt work too well. the room seemed humid and not as cold as i would've liked it to be.
the food was just ok. again, for the price, not worth it.. but i was warned that the food in bora bora is not great anyway. also, not that much variety for the lunch menu.
Overall, a beautiful place, staff very friendly and eager to help. Love that there is a lagoon with lots of fish that you can snorkel in. And the turtle sanctuary was a fun and educational experience.
July 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by BadgerEmily Absolutely gorgeous resort!
My husband and I just spent 4 nights at Le Meridien Bora Bora. It was amazing! The overwater bungalow was beautiful and very clean and comfortable. The private lagoon was like swimming in an aquarium. The activities desk was very helpful. The Bora Bora Turtle Center, located at the resort, was awesome! My only complaint was that we didn't know the schedule for when the restaurant was a buffet and when it was a la carte. The buffets were excellent; the a la carte meals were good.
August 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RYV140614 Our dream came true
Really fantastic, outstanding facilities and great hotel staff work.
The only improvable point: the food quality of the luch/dinner restaurants (breakfast is simply perfect!). The dishes we tried in the 2 restaurants (the Italian and the other inside) were very well presented, but the flavour result was improvable and globaly not deserving such a high price.
All in all, we have made an excellent decision selecting this hotel for our Honey Moon. Our general evaluation is EXCELLENT!
June 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CWILL79 Bora Bora Birthday
We just came home from an amazing experience at Le Meridien Bora Bora. The rooms, hotel and grounds look like the classic screensaver postcards. The staff was wonderful and we had an experience of a lifetime. We did have an opportunity to see some of the other hotels with OWB and feel so happy with our choice to stay at Le Meridien. We plan to coming back to stay again soon!!
August 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by FelHa Great location - expectations met
Lovely situated with well equipped over-water bungalows. Perfect for a honeymoon or relaxing stay away. Staff are helpful (but not always efficient) and hotel food/beverage options expensive and choice limited (as one would expect in such a remote and luxurious location though).
August 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by lsnegrato This hotel has great features
relax and enjoy, come to a romantic experience
September 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JLB2508 Great View
The rooms have a great view of the mountain!
August 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by nycos09 Good hotel,with quality services.
Good hotel,
with quality services.
Damage a little long on the reactivity in case of technical problems (problem of safe and badge access) response beyond 30 minutes.
July 31, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by babycagnolina Great!
the resort is fabulous, the houses on the water is a dream, there is tranquility but also the opportunity to play sports and guided tours very interesting. The staff is very friendly and accomodating. A dream vacation!
June 12, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dommo66 Heaven on Earth
What an experience from when you first get off boat from Airport to resort it is first class. My wife and I thouroughly enjoyed it and will be back with my kids in the future. As my heading said I cant believe this place exists on our planet
April 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by RichardW Amazing experience!
The resort and staff contributed to one of our best vacations! The property and views were unbelievable.
July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tery42 Great hotel
What a wonderful spot in the world. Is heaven on earth. The beach is just marvelous
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- Posted by sierraworms (My Page) on Wed, Nov 3, 10 at 8:51
No I was not aware. I did not try to sell you anything that is not my goal. I know when I was a beginner and on this forum good information is hard to find. I thought I was doing everyone a favor! |
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I will vouch for sierra! While he does link to his commercial website, he is not trying to sell the stuff to folks. He is offering good FREE information about how to vermicompost on a large scale. Personally, I am looking to get a big outdoor bin started up and his pictures, etc. have been very valuable to me in considering what I need to consider. The fact that he is able to keep worms outdoor in Reno is actually very reassuring, since my winters are not as cold, nor my summers as hot as his. My springs are (I believe) much wetter than his though, and that is my current concern. But, just the same, he is offering very good FREE advice to folks, and isn't here just to sell products. |
It's always nice to see how others do it. I liked your videos a lot. Thanks for posting. :) Sandra |
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"You agree not to make postings of a commercial nature" Unbeknowst to you because the link is to a .com or business site it puts you at high risk of termination due to the tiny print. Many other commercial ventures also share great quantities of information here without linking to commerical sites. sbryce is giving you information you need in order to allow you to continue to do everyone a favor and give beginners information that is hard to find. Although we may wish for information about your commercial site this forum does no allow you to tell us about it. I enjoyed your video. |
I'm not questioning Sierra's motives. I have reported spammers in the past, but I have no intention of reporting Sierra. Just be sure to read the terms of service before you post links. If you post a link to your own commercial site, it is a violation of the terms of service. The TOS defines a commercial site as any .com site, even if it does not sell anything. |
I really enjoyed the movie. I wonder to what extent that harvester could be scaled down for us small harvesters? Dave Nelson |
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"Commercial nature" means an attempt at commerce. The post is not an attempt to engage in commerce and therefore isn't a violation. Get the corncobs out of your rears. There is no rule against linking to information on your site. I link to hydroponics companies like General Hydroponics all the time to make use of their nutrient calculator or others to show what is actually in the bottle and cite my source. Commercial sites, but not commercial posts. Doesn't matter who owns it, including me. There is a reason it's worded how it is and not, "you agree not to link to your own commercial site". Some people are just ridiculous. If you can't link to good info, which is most often from people that make a living using that info as they have a greater vested interest, then the site would be worthless. |
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Well stated joe. I viewed sierra's post (and his other links to his website) as an effort to inform. He always links to the free information about his operation and offers very good information about raising worms and harvesting VC. He does have links to things that he sells, but he has never made a post just to try to sell something. And this is the first thread I've seen him start regarding any of his "inventions". Secondly, the direct link does not have any "commercial" push to it. It is simply a page with videos. Personally, I like the links, just like this one, because they ultimately INFORM, and that's what this forum is supposed to be about. Heck, some threads are actually about WHERE TO BUY worms, and other materials. |
It is Garden Web's site, and they will define commercial any way they want to. Before you throw insults around, please read what Garden Web's policy really is. They are actually more hard nosed about this than what I described. http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/trans/business.html |
I have to go along with Sbryce here. He was simply warning about a potential problem. Sometimes the verdict may seem arbitrary to some, but this forum can and will exercise their policy. The idea is to be careful so we can all enjoy the forum and eachother's online "company". |
Sbryce said it violates the site's TOS. The link provided was to a page I am actually having trouble finding without that link in the post, not to the TOS. The TOS are found in a link at the bottom of this page. I read the TOS, Privacy Policy, and Policies FAQ and didn't see the page Sbryce linked at all. Kind of seems odd to have a term of service not outlined in the terms of service, but rather on a completely unattached page (or hidden well enough I missed it). Gardenweb can delete your account for any reason they want. THAT is actually clearly outlined in the TOS we agree to when making an account. That makes the rest of the TOS moot, really. They can delete you for having a name like "joe" even. Somehow, I'm not that concerned. Discouraging good information is counterproductive on a site where people turn to learn. Considering the vast amount of obvious spam that Gardenweb leaves in place, I don't think posters like Sierraworms have much to be worried about even if that page were included in the TOS. The reason that definitions given are often so ridiculous isn't because they intend to enforce them on those that are just trying to do something good. It is to cover all arguments against the spammers that give every excuse in the book to continue to spam. Of course, when you have an unusual definition of a word that applies to the TOS, you usually define it in the TOS. |
Every time you post something to this forum, a link to the page I referenced is directly above the Submit Message button. It isn't hidden or obscure. According to GardenWeb, they have the policy in place to protect their advertisers. However you may feel about the policy, your argument isn't with me. It is with GardenWeb. And they do enforce the policy. I know, because I have reported spammers, and seen them TOSed almost immediately. OK, so it isn't on the Terms of Service page, but it is GardenWeb policy. |
- Posted by georgeb_noobgarden 8b/9 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 11, 10 at 20:06
When i click your link on your web page(http://www.sierrawormsolutions.com/wearegrowing.html) for Gazette-Journal newspaper article all i get is Unfortunately, that page could not be found. And i liked the videos, its interesting you can keep the worms outside in your area! |
- Posted by sierraworms (My Page) on Fri, Nov 12, 10 at 10:12
Wow I never expected this to blow up like it did. Let me state again. I never tried to sell you worms either Sbryce do you understand "I have NOTHING" to gain from being on garden web? I don't learn here. But I have a lot I can contribute. If someone wants to get me kicked off its your loss not mine. If the real goal of this forum is to learn and discuss, then I should not be an issue. It's up to you guys, I will drop by from time to time and offer some wisdom or ideas or you can elect people like sbryce to run the forum and chase people with experience off. Thanks to the ones of you that stuck up for me. Happy Worming |
I thought it was clear that I was not pointing fingers at you. I was simply pointing out GardenWeb's policy. The intention was not to get you banned, but to help you AVOID getting banned. I don't know why I am getting so much flack for this. I didn't write GardenWeb's policies. But like it or not, they are there, and people should be aware of them before they post links. Yes, I understand that you have nothing to gain, and I am not trying to run the forum or chase anyone off. I am trying to help you avoid a trap that could allow GardenWeb to chase you off. The intention was to PROTECT you. If I wanted to chase you off, I could have reported you to GardenWeb. I haven't, and I won't, because I don't consider your post to be spam. But according to GardenWeb's policies, THEY DO. Pointing that out does not make me evil. It makes you knowledgeable, assuming you are willing to learn. |
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Posted By Worker Bee On October 12, 2008 @ 9:06 am In Weekend Link Love | 4 Comments
Congrats to Dave C. at Dave Gets Fit!! who dumped statins, made some serious lifestyle changes (read high fat diet) and is getting healthier by the day [7].
There are many benefits to making your own meals, but sometimes cooking can be a risky endeavor! Reduce your risk of incurring an injury (serious or otherwise) with Almost Vegetarian's top seven kitchen safety tips [8].
Experiencing joint pain related to arthritis? [9] Sean at Blog of Herbs suggests a few natural remedies.
Conditioning Research profiles a few functional training moves taken from Krav Maga [10], a form of martial arts.
Cranky Fitness reports on a new study suggesting that fewer people are dieting these days [11]. Read on to learn about all the other things they are doing instead.
Diet Blog tells us about a new study from Brunel University's School of Sport and Education that shows the type of music you listen to does impact the quality of your workout [12] (now go update your iPod!)
Fitness Fixation examines the four types of exercise personalities [13], looking at what motivates them and how to continually hold their interest in fitness.
Taking all the credit for your health habits? HealthBeat examines a new state-by-state report that finds that parents have a significant hand in their child's future health [14] (time to put in a "thank you" call to Mom and Pops!)
Ever heard people say they are allergic to exercise [15]? Liz over at HealthBolt tells us this one is true – and shares a couple of other odd allergies.
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[7] dumped statins, made some serious lifestyle changes (read high fat diet) and is getting healthier by the day: http://davegetsfit.blogspot.com/2008/10/my-lab-results-are-in.html
[8] top seven kitchen safety tips: http://almostvegetarian.blogspot.com/2008/10/seven-critical-rules-for-kitchen-safety.html
[9] Experiencing joint pain related to arthritis?: http://blogofherbs.com/herbs/herbal-arthritis-joint-relief
[10] functional training moves taken from Krav Maga: http://conditioningresearch.blogspot.com/2008/10/functional-training-ideas-from-krav.html
[11] fewer people are dieting these days: http://www.crankyfitness.com/2008/10/ditching-your-diet.html
[12] the type of music you listen to does impact the quality of your workout: http://www.diet-blog.com/archives/2008/10/09/what_kind_of_music_makes_exercise_easier.php
[13] four types of exercise personalities: http://www.fitnessfixation.com/?p=851
[14] parents have a significant hand in their child's future health: http://www.healthbeatblog.org/2008/10/a-state-by-stat.html
[15] allergic to exercise: http://www.healthbolt.net/2008/10/07/youre-allergic-to-what-strange-but-true-allergic-reactions/
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"Fun fact: 90 percent of Chileans live with extended family, which means they get to enjoy mom or grandma's cooking regularly. I love it. In Santiago, I joined Julio Paraldi and his family (all amazing home cooks) for a meal of barnacles, corn pie, salad made with seaweed and giant black mussels. They grill barnacles and mussels and you have to be very careful to not disturb them too much while they cook; they've been known to explode, spewing boiling hot liquid on whomever is a little too close. Personally, I like the extra element of danger. In case you're wondering, the barnacles taste like crab claw. I became obsessed with them."
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Central Ohio Group Issues
Mayor Coleman, Get Into Compliance With the Clean Water Act!
The City of Columbus discharges large volumes of raw sewage and is the biggest polluter of area waterways. The Sierra Club challenged Columbus' sewage dumping in 2002 and 2003 by filing four Letters of Intent to Sue. Seemingly in response to the Sierra Club's threat to sue and to head off litigation, Columbus and Ohio EPA negotiated two Consent Orders, which are agreements entered in and enforced by the courts detailing steps the city will take to reduce overflows. Columbus has also begun a program to install backup prevention valves in a limited number of homes, while freeing the city from liability.
Large volumes of raw sewage are released in at least four ways. Sanitary sewer Overflows (SSOs) occur when untreated and undiluted raw sewage is released from the sewer system; they are illegal under the Clean Water Act. In a Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO), pipes containing both sewage and storm water allow the two to mix during rainy periods. CSOs cause discharge of diluted sewage into rivers in the older parts of the city. Often the city's treatment plants cannot handle the volume of sewage, especially during rains, and they bypass discharge untreated waste directly into the river. Sewage in Basement (SIB) (called "Water in Basement" by the city) occurs when sewage from an overloaded public sewer backs up into a homeowner's basement. The Columbus Utilities Department handles waste water treatment through its Division of Sewerage and Drainage (DOSD). Ohio EPA is the state regulatory agency responsible for enforcing the federal and state laws and regulations.
The SSO Consent Order took effect in 2002. Columbus agreed to pay fines for its SSO violations and notify the public of SSOs. The city agreed to make monthly and annual reports of SSOs and to produce three larger reports addressing emergency response, management and operation, and system evaluation and capacity. The SSO Consent Order does not give dates for eliminating SSOs. It does not require measuring and reporting volumes of raw sewage discharged. It does not appear to require public notification beyond posting some signs at places were the discharges may occur. It does not contain interim deadlines for completion of projects. Fines for the city's violations are very low.
The CSO Consent Order was passed by City Council in May 2004 and is currently being finalized. The draft has very low penalties for CSO violations. Like the previous consent order, it requires public notification of sewer discharges and 3 reports (operation and maintenance, technologies analysis, and long term control plan). It requires DOSD to hold public meetings about CSOs starting in August 2004. Unlike Consent Order I, no ongoing monthly reports of violations are required. 20 years are allowed for implementation of report recommendations. It does not stop CSO discharges or even set dates to measurably reduce them. The Sierra Club made comments to Ohio EPA about shortcomings of the CSO Consent Order. We have yet to see if OEPA will act to toughen the Consent Order.
DOSD's Project Dry Basements was approved by Columbus City Council in July 2004. The city authorized $1 million to purchase and install approximately 250 backflow prevention valves in residents' homes. In order to be eligible, the applicant must: be a resident of Columbus (not eligible are people served by DOSD but living outside city limits); have had a sewage backup between Jan. and May of 2004; have called in a complaint to DOSD; have had the city agree it was their responsibility; and be inspected if it is a rental unit. There are only 182 homes at present that are even eligible. A waiting list is available for people who have had backups before and after this period. In order to get the backflow prevention valve, the homeowner must sign an agreement giving up all claims against the city for basement backups, past and future. This appears to bind later owners and to run with the property. Project Dry Basement will likely be renewed for two more years. It does not: include an education and prevention component, help homeowners with cleanup or health dangers, address systemic issues that may be causing basement backups, offer any independent review of who caused the backup, or help the thousands of people who have had raw sewage in their homes but are not judged eligible. Those eligible should think carefully before giving up backup claims forever.
The Ohio Sierra Club hired me in March 2004 to work on Columbus sewer issues. Central Ohio Sierra Club members and I have met with DOSD four times between May and July. We suggested ways to make information more accessible to the public and better ways to manage basement backups.
Columbus has aggressively serviced new development and annexed land for decades but has not added new sewer treatment plants. This has had the effect of creating sprawl, as well as adding vast amounts of new sewage to a system that is over capacity. Mayor Coleman is the person with the most ability to make changes in Columbus' approach to properly managing sewage.
Work with the Sierra Club:
Go to the DOSD website. Compare it to the website for Cincinnati's Metro Sewer district basement program.
Report all basement backups or overflows to DOSD at 614-645-7102.
Tell your elected officials that you do not want discharges of untreated sewage. Contact Mayor Coleman and City Council members. The Mayor's Action Center is 614-645-2489 and information about City Council can be found by calling 614-645-7380.
Let us hear from you. Do you have a story to share about basement backups or overflows? Are you getting the information you need? Do you want to be involved with this issue? Contact Cyane Gresham.


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With heat comes hunger
Our opinion: A new report on climate change underscores the consequences of denial. That one in six adults are hungry in America is alarming. That one in five children are hungry is appalling. And what is almost completely unnecessary is that climate change will contribute to increasing food insecurity globally over the next 50 years. […]
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Force required to save Syrians
The international community must intervene against Syria's government, which is deliberately starving an estimated 800,000 civilians by cutting off the supply of food, medical supplies and aid, say Danny Postel and Nader Hashemi in The New York Times.
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Someday, we'll all be eating bugs.
"About 200 years ago, the lobster was regarded by most Americans as a filthy, bottom-feeding scavenger unfit for consumption by civilized people," says Josh Schonwald in Slate. Like the lobster, eventually we will be eating insects, he says.
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Spending priorities ignore realities
According to Caroline Arnold in Common Dreams, exponentially more people die annually from hunger than terrorism. Yet, the United States will spend an estimated $662 billion next year on fighting terrorism, Arnold says.
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Canned food drives: more work, less food
That staple of holiday charity, the food drive, is an inefficient relic that often produces more headaches and labor than actual benefit for the poor, says Matthew Yglesias in Slate. It's simpler and more cost effective to simply write a check, he says.
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Our opinion: Fostering better nutrition is a key to reducing public health costs. That makes the scarcity of large grocery stores in some urban neighborhoods, especially poor ones, a matter of public policy. It's easy, and comforting, to assume that in an modern, industrialized nation, everyone eats well. Surely with programs like food stamps, even […]
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Food scarcity will fuel global fires
One of the most important forces behind political instability in coming years will be the price of food, says Lester R. Brown in The Christian Science Monitor. Diminished water supplies and weather changes indicate that there is no short-term fix, he says.
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Get the most bang for charity buck
Bjorn Lomborg, director of the Copenhagen Consensus Center writes in Slate that we can make a life or death difference in the lives of the desperately poor for as little as a dollar per year. And, with his center's Guide to Giving, you won't need a think tank to responsibly make a difference, he notes.
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Global food supply a worsening crisis
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quake commented on the blog post Thomas Drake Proved To Be Bloody Well Right
The usual description for an actor who behaves that way is predator.
Or maybe sociopath.
quake commented on the blog post Thomas Drake Proved To Be Bloody Well Right
No argument from me.
quake commented on the blog post Thomas Drake Proved To Be Bloody Well Right
It was obvious when he voted for FISA immunity as a Senator that we were in for some disappointment, but he did appoint Dawn Johnson to OLC but then never followed through…. Kind of makes you wonder if the NSA spooks overhead anything interesting they are using to pressure him (or if he planned this all along, or if he just is a wimp who's not able to stand up to the spook community or ….).
quake commented on the blog post Thomas Drake Proved To Be Bloody Well Right
yep, business as usual I'm thankful that I voted for change.
You mean change that you could believe in, IIRC,
quake commented on the blog post Peggy Noonan Surprised That 2012 GOP Presidential Candidates are Mostly Crazy
Sorry, but Grover C. was a DINO, not a Rethug.
quake commented on the blog post In Re Sealed Case and the Goldsmith Memo
she was surveilled under the warrantlses program)
minor typo: warrantlses –> warrantless
quake commented on the diary post Japanese Nuclear Plant Operator Missed Key Equipment Inspections, CEO Ducks Spotlight by Jim White.
The Japanese media are focusing on the disaster prevention aspects. Once the crisis is over there will be extensive examinations of what went wrong, I think. Also parliamentary investigations.
quake commented on the blog post A bit of good news
I saw a Japanese scientific yesterday on CNN and the way he talked one could easily get the impression that the reactors were starting to be used again! if you didn't already know what was happening over there and , probably, here on the West coast.
which they will assure us is "safe"Something was probably lost in translation. No one in Japan thinks the reactors will ever be used again. I think what was being discussed was that the emergency teams have succeeded in getting electric power cables (from another company, Tohoku Electric Power) hooked up to all the cooling systems, so that they're hoping that rather than having to hose down the reactors and holding ponds for the fuel rods that they can get the normal cooling systems back into operation.
quake commented on the blog post A bit of good news
The problem (it's pretty bad, but fortunately it missed by a disaster by a hair's breadth) was caused by the tsunami which knocked out all the cooling systems (due to poor design, etc.). The power company which operated the plant failed to take appropriate action and the Japanese govt took over. They've got it cooled down now, thanks to the efforts of the Tokyo Fire Dept, the self-defense forces (army) and many others.
The levels of radioactive contamination of the vegetables is not too high, but they're being taken off the market as a safety precaution.
Right after the quake there was a lot of confusion and lack of info, but the govt is being reasonably forthcoming now. Unfortunately the govt is not doing a good job of briefing the foreign press in English, so the rest of the world outside Japan is slow in getting the story.
The Japanese govt should probably have taken over faster, but once they did they acted sensibly and effectively. It probably has helped that Prime Minister Kan studied applied physics as a university student.
quake commented on the blog post DOD Passes the Buck Rather than Let Kucinich Visit Bradley Manning
Don't feed the trolls.
quake commented on the blog post Nine Years of Nudity in American Detention
Remember how you feel now, when in a year or so the O-Bots come ringing asking you for your vote, your time to volunteer, your efforts or your money.
You're right of course, except that if the choice is between, say, Palin and Obama there's no real choice but the latter still seems somewhat preferable, I suppose, although with no great enthusiasm. (My enthusiasm went out the window when Obama voted for retroactive Telcom immunity in 2008. Once that happened we knew the rest was coming.) What ever happened to the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party? It must be around somewhere, someplace.
quake commented on the blog post Vaughn Walker Issues Final al-Haramain Opinion on Damages and Attorney Fees
I mostly agree with you (98% or so) but was being a bit snarky because the reality is (too?) painful to contemplate. But the 2% where I disagree is that we Americans don't like to face up to the contradictions that have always been a feature (not a bug!) of our history, namely the blatant contradictions between our professed ideals and the actual reality. For example, the stirring words of the preamble of the Declaration of Independence ("…that all men are free…") were of course written by a slaveholder.
Throughout U.S. history there have been notable episodes of repression (Slavery and Jim Crow, of course being the most blatant, The Alien and Sedition Act under John Adams, the Palmer Raids under Woodrow Wilson, the forced incarceration of Japanese-Americans under FDR, Joe McCarthy, HUAC, Hoover's FBI keeping files on everyone) so the current snooping is just a technologically updated version of what we've had many times before. But this time it's coupled with a stupid policy of tax cuts, an even stupider policy of foreign wars at ruinous cost, and a running down of the hardware (roads/bridges) and software (education) infrastructure, coupled with unprecedented large scale corruption, etc.
It's true that the U.S. has previously somehow always managed to right itself in the past, but this time it might not. The Roman Republic (for that matter, the Roman Empire too) didn't last forever either.
quake commented on the blog post Vaughn Walker Issues Final al-Haramain Opinion on Damages and Attorney Fees
It is amazing, to me, that the judiciary can, so easily – despite whatever "soul-searching" they may claim, give up a rather enormous amount of power and suasion, not as individuals, but as an institution. This seems an enormous presumption for souls supposedly dedicated to the rule of law, at least as something they mumble to themselves on occasion.
At various times in the past the Supremes have authorized slavery (1850s) and segregated public facilities (1890s), so compared to that this isn't such a big deal. Just America being America.


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The budding Ruby developers' community in India had a busy weekend. With the first ever Ruby Conference being organised in Bangalore, by ThoughtWorks Technologies, the meet saw experts from the Ruby communities from across the world.
For the uninitiated, Ruby is an open source, dynamic programming language particularly significant in the development of Web 2.0. Community projects like Ruby on Rails, a powerful web application framework for development, is used by popular web names such as Twitter and Shopify.
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Ola Bini of JRuby fame, Obie Fernandez, pioneering developer of The Rails Way and Brendan G. Lim, Director, Mobile Solutions at Intridea were some of the speakers very popular with the audience. However, the high point of the two-day event was a simple video call with the legendary Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto, the creator of Ruby, who addressed and inspired the community with his short talk
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A Tails Readers' Choice Award winner, Tail Waggerz accommodates canines with a 7,500-square-foot pet daycare facility, cage-free boarding, and grooming services. The caretakers devote their indoor and outdoor spaces to keeping guests stimulated with social games of fetch, hide-and-seek, and Texas hold'em. Dogs are invited for crate-free boarding after a personality analysis to make sure they'll get along with other dogs. Seven nights a week, caretakers sleep in the same room as four-legged guests that curl up on pillows or futons.
For more than 20 years, professional dog groomer Linda has kept her canine clients' fur healthy and neat with a number of services and treatments. Linda's standard grooming services clean pups from nose to tail, as she shampoos fur, clips nails, and cleans ears. During full grooming services, Linda trims fur with hand scissoring techniques specific to each breed.
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Oct. 12 (Bloomberg) -- The outcome of the euro crisis may determine whether Hungary will need to resort to another International Monetary Fund loan, said Zsigmond Jarai, a former central bank president and head of the state Fiscal Council.
"Nothing is unimaginable on this front and it depends on what happens in the world economy," Jarai told TV2 late yesterday, according to a video posted on the commercial station's website. "It's unforeseeable what will happen in the world economy, and only that could push Hungary into a situation where the financing of the state debt becomes uncertain."
Hungary may be "part of a group of countries" whose economies would be most affected by a potential Greek default, said Jarai, who is an ally and former finance minister of Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
That would be comparable to the 2008 Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. bankruptcy, Jarai said, referring to the cataclysm that plunged global financial markets into turmoil and forced Hungary to become the first European Union member to obtain an IMF bailout three years ago.
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If it's comin' from a nigga I don't know, then I don't trust it
from A$AP Rocky (Ft. 2 Chainz, Drake & Kendrick Lamar) – Fuckin' Problems Lyrics on Genius
This line could be about anything, really. Drugs, Friends, or maybe even his girls operations? Either way, the point is clear; if Drake doesn't know you, he's not trusting what you got.
This is a possible reference to when Drake declined and returned a bottle Chris Brown sent him in the club, resulting in a fight between their two entourages.
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